> Because of the undertone possibly hinting at nationalistic motives (i. e. Europe harming a foreign competitor for its own business' benefit), to add to this,

> Because of the undertone possibly hinting at nationalistic motives (i. e. Europe harming a foreign competitor for its own business' benefit), to add to this, most of the european fines don't make the news because they either consist of a "mundane" market (like a major steel fabrication plant in italy) or are simply for smaller companies which won't make international news anyways.